with
word
/ˈwɪð/, /ˈwɪθ/, /wɪð/, /wɪθ/
with
/wˈɪð/
with
Definition
Used to show that two or more people or things are together, that something is done using something, or to describe how something is done.
Usage & Nuances
Common preposition used in many contexts: indicating accompaniment (go with), instrumentality (cut with a knife), manner (shout with joy). Often confused by learners with 'by' and 'of'. Generally informal and neutral in register.
Spanish: con - junto a - acompañado dePortuguese (BR): com - junto a - acompanhado dePortuguese (PT): com - junto a - acompanhado deChinese (Simplified): 和 - 跟 - 与Chinese (Traditional): 和 - 跟 - 與Hindi: के साथ - साथ - साथ मेंArabic: مع - برفقة - بواسطةBengali: সাথে - দিয়ে - সঙ্গেRussian: с - вместе сJapanese: と - いっしょに - を使ってVietnamese: với - cùng với - bằngKorean: 와 함께 - 를 가지고 - 으로Turkish: ile - birlikte - ile (araç)Urdu: کے ساتھ - کے ذریعےIndonesian: dengan - bersama dengan - memakai
Example Sentences
I went to the park with my friends.
basic
She always talks with enthusiasm.
natural
She cuts vegetables with a sharp knife.
basic
He was happy with the results.
basic
I'm going out with Sarah tonight.
natural
Can you come with me to the store?
natural